The diva had reunited with LA Reid for a multi-album deal that would start with a greatest-hits set she announced last January.
The compilation, titled "#1's", coincides with Carey's upcoming residency at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. The record will include 18 of the singer's chart-topping singles, reported Billboard.
There might be duets of her classic songs.
Carey started her career as a signee of Sony's Columbia Records. Under the label, she released six LPs and one holiday set that were all huge success.
Through Def Jam, she put out last year's "Me. I Am Mariah... The Elusive Chanteuse" which didn't perform too well commercially.
Carey's Las Vegas residency starts on May 6. While she's gearing up for the upcoming shows and for the "#1's" compilation, she has reportedly started working on another project for Epic. According to a source, the 44-year-old star is already recording new music in Los Angeles.
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